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1 and 2. Sultan Ibrahim tale in prose, in rjoko and krama idiom, 42 and 40 p. (15,5 x 27 cm, 21 lines); 3. Sultan Ibrahim tale in prose, 55 p. (13,5 x 22 cm, 17 lines), all written in quadratic Surakarta script; 4. S è h Maulana Maghfur’s tomb in Grësik: drawing and copies of the Arabic inscriptions, with Javanese inter linear glosses in Arabic script, by tu- merjgut) Nata Adi Nagara, dated 1824 A.D., 48.600; 5. Some corrections of the panëmbahan of Sumënëp’s transcription of an Old Java nese charter, dated 1825 A.D. See cat. Vreede p. 378. Coll. Roorda, 1874. LOr 2180 — S-46.610 28 x 42 cm 46 p. 23 x 37 cm Javanese 24 lines Charters, on three lines at a time: first a tentative copy of the Old Javanese aksaras; then (in red) a tentative transcrip tion in modern Javanese script, and lastly a tentative rendering into modern Javanese, hardly intelligible. Lists of copies of Old Javanese aksaras with tentative transcriptions are added. Vide cat. Vreede p. 378. Coll. Roorda, 1874. LOr 2181 — S-45.030 38 x 49 cm 20 p. 34 x 46 cm Javanese 8 lines Textbook, examples of Javanese writing, large quadratic Surakarta script, the aksaras with all possible appendices, and some short sentences in krama and i)oko idiom. Vide cat. Vreede p. 378. Coll. Roorda, 1874.

LOr 2182 — S-49.420 — portfolio 25 x 37 cm 3 sheaves of papers, Javanese 1. Javanese letters, original, mostly from East Java and from Tëgal, addressed to Mr Lucardi and to professor Roorda, middle 19th century, and some letters in Java-Malay; 2. Javanese short stories or folk-tales, 15 p. (17 x 30 cm, 26 lines), written in cursive Central Javanese script, erotic and hu moristic, 31.420; 3. note on kyahi Maja, Dipa Nagara s paiyulu, dated 1833, report for general de Kock. Vide cat. Vreede p. 379. Coll. Roorda, 1874. LOr 2183 — S-49.940 — treebark paper 25 x 20 x 5 cm 11 loose leaves and 3 scrolls in card-board box Javanese Notes, incantations and religious spe culation, copies in modern cursive Central Javanese script of old texts, partly hardly intelligible. Perhaps some leaves contain tentative renderings into modem Javanese- Cat. Vreede p. 380 mentions a Panji tale, which is a mistake. Pandawas and Indian gods are mentioned. The longest scroll has a length of more than one meter. Professor Roorda’s left papers. LOr 2184 — B-31.284 — portfolio 22 x 36 cm Javanese Dutch plays, epitomized in Javanese prose by C. F. Winter sr., about 40 play s ' mostly farces. Collection Roorda, 1874.